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Hospitality Financial Leadership – Shift Your Thinking

We all have predisposed ways that we look at our world and the things, people and circumstances inside of it. It’s what makes us human and we either have an open mind or one that’s closed. Another way to express this is we either have a fixed mindset or a growth mindset.

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Hospitality Financial Leadership – Food Cost Net Weight – By Guest Author, Patrick McClary – Executive Chef, Caesars Windsor


By Guest Author, Patrick McClary – Executive Chef, Caesars Windsor

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When people hear the term food cost, they generally think…

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Hospitality Financial Leadership – A Note to My Readers

I thought about pausing for a while, but I have decided to serve you instead.

I want to send a note to you, my loyal readers to let you know I am thinking of you at this challenging time.

I am sending you a wish for good luck and I hope your family and your hotel community are OK. I…

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Hospitality Financial Leadership – Beverage Controls – Top 10

 

Controlling the beverage cost is a big deal in hotels. People like to drink and that’s great for the bar, but you have to remember the people serving your drinks need a tight set of checks and balances or else they will help themselves to your supplies. It’s just human nature…

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Hospitality Financial Leadership – Separation of Duties – Part 1

In the business world protecting your assets is a critical strategy. Without it, you are open to “things” happening that can cost you a fortune. I was trained with the concept of separation of duties as a foundation so in some respects I take it that everyone else has the same perspective.

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Chapter 6 – The Unraveling

The chapter below is an excerpt from my new book. It’s fiction but some of the characters and story lines are based on people I have worked with and events that have taken place in the hotels I have worked in. The book is a fable about a hotel manager who has some very bad habits. He must change…

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